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15 Sept 2010

Toyota Motor Corp., Hitachi Ltd and Panasonic Electric Works Co. will join hands with Japan Wind Development Co. to launch smart grid demonstration tests in Aomori Prefecture this week.

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22 Feb 2010

MHI invest in wind power

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd will join a large scale offshore wind generation project in the UK.

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British Business Awards Japan 2011

Steve Crane, founder of Business Link Japan was awarded the 'Person of the Year' award in Japan on November 4th 2011.

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